On November 21st 2013, the seven children of Trevor and Christina Tutt were seized by government officials.
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Conservative Leader Bill Gothard Resigns Following Abuse Allegations
Bill Gothard, an Illinois-based advocate for home schooling and conservative dress who warned against rock music and debt, has resigned from the ministry he founded after allegations of sexually harassing women who worked at his ministry and failing to report child abuse cases.
German Homeschool Family Allowed to Stay in United States
Germany homeschooling family, the Romeikes, were granted indefinite deferred status to remain in the United States.
Supreme Court Rejects Asylum Bid for German Home-schooling Family
The Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal from a family seeking asylum in the United States because home schooling is not allowed in their native Germany.
Conservative Leader Bill Gothard on Leave Following Abuse Allegations
Bill Gothard, an Illinois-based advocate for home-schooling and conservative dress and who warned against rock music and debt, has been placed on administrative leave after allegations of sexually harassing women who worked at his ministry and failing to report child abuse cases.
Homeschool Leader Bill Gothard Accused of Sexual Misconduct
Bill Gothard, the fundamentalist pastor and founder of the Institute in Basic Life Principles, as well as Advanced Training Institute, has been accused of sexually harassing women who worked for his organization.
Who Owns the Children?
There was a recent decision in a German court that ought to give every-freedom loving American the willies---especially because the same mentality can be found here.
German Homeschool Family Raided by Police, Children Seized
On August 29, 2013, in what has been called a "brutal and vicious act," a team of 20 social workers, police officers and special agents stormed a homeschooling family's residence near Darmstadt, Germany, forcibly removing all four of the family's children, ages 7 to 14.
German Homeschooling Family Turns to High Court for Asylum
A German homeschooling family has lost another round in their effort to avoid deportation, apparently leaving the U.S. Supreme Court as their last hope.
Homeschooling Skyrockets in the U.S.
The number of homeschooled children in the United States has increased by 75 percent since 1999.
